14 Jan Israel’s Declaration of Independence Rare Newspapers
The Farkash Gallery is proud to present a rare collection of Rare newspapers printed in honor of the Declaration of Independence of the State of Israel
One Week Sale
“”Jew establish new nation” Thomasbile Times Enterprise Rare Newspaper 14 may 1948
$1,200.00
“Jew Set Up State Of Israel” The Youngstown Vindicator Vintage Rare Newspaper 14-may-1948
$1,500.00
“State of Israel Proclaimed Britain Speeds Historic Exit” The Christian science Monitor Vintage Newspaper 14 may 1948
$0.00
“War rocks jerusalem as jew proclaim state” The Atlanta Journal Rare Newspaper 14 may 1948
$0.00
“Zionists Proclaim New State Of Israel” The New York Times Vintage Rare Newspaper 14-may-1948 *Second Edition*
$0.00
“Yom HaMedinah” Newspaper – for She’erit HaPleta in Dusseldorf, State of Israel is Born, original newspaper from 1948
$2,800.00
Ha’Tzofe newspapaer announcing the establishment of the state of Israel: “State of Israel is Born”, 1948
$2,200.00
Palestine Post – The State of Israel is Born, Extremely Rare Original Newspaper from 1948
$7,800.00
RARE “The Day Of The State”, Decleration of Israel’s Independence Original Official Newspaper, Israel 1948
$4,500.00
Vintage Tin & Cardboard Signs, Vintage Israeli Posters, Vintage Israeli Memorabilia, Independence Day Posters, Vintage Israeliana ItemsRare Israel Declaration of Independence 1948 Vintage Brass Plaque Made in New York. 1948
$1,800.00
RARE Newspaper – Poland Warsaw 15.5.1948 Decleration of Israel’s Independence
$2,800.00
Yiddish Newspaper Announces of “אידישע מלוכה” (Yiddish kingdom) UN Voting on a Jewish state 1947
$0.00
The Israeli Declaration of Independence,
Formally the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel. Executive Head of the World Zionist Organization, Chairman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, and soon to be first Prime Minister of Israel. It declared the establishment of a Jewish state in Eretz-Israel, to be known as the State of Israel, which would come into effect on termination of the British Mandate at midnight that day. The event is celebrated annually in Israel with a national holiday Independence Day on 5 Iyar of every year according to the Hebrew calendar.
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